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#111

When will people fn learn that smiling is a rare thing. Do not smile, no matter what the idiotic photpographer asks you when creating your corpo headhsot.

Is this a joke? Smiling is bad now?

In Russia and in France, smiling at strangers is frowned upon.

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#112

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The hands are a dead giveaway that it is AI as opposed to being simply photoshopped.

Can't unsee now: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FrcQsBIaEAAYMmb.jpg

That hair also seems to want to be part of the jacket.

Re: Show HN: Professional headshots for remote team with AI

#113

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How long does it usually take?

8-72 hours - as beta product we do manually QA (Human in the loop) in addition to our AI-scoring mechanism, so it depends on the traffic to our site. -Due to the fact that only the computation part takes around 2.5 hours.

But we have plans to reduce it to below half in hour in this month.

Re: Show HN: Professional headshots for remote team with AI

#115

When will people fn learn that smiling is a rare thing. Do not smile, no matter what the idiotic photpographer asks you when creating your corpo headhsot.

Is this a joke? Smiling is bad now?

Not a joke, but it makes me shudder when people have these borderline idiotic smiles/psycho grin on their faces stickied somewhere on the page while I'm reading their blogs. The worst are the google dev video thumbnails. I mean, those are horrible, like straight from a bad horror movie.

It's like when people show their nonexistent body/beautiful life on Instragram, just fake.

Re: Show HN: Professional headshots for remote team with AI

#116
post #84

When will people fn learn that smiling is a rare thing. Do not smile, no matter what the idiotic photpographer asks you when creating your corpo headhsot.

Or, you know, let people do what they enjoy doing in photos.

The last thing people do on a photo when they are in the crossfire of multiple lights and someone holding a half a kilo dslr is smiling.

Re: Show HN: Professional headshots for remote team with AI

#117
post #84

When will people fn learn that smiling is a rare thing. Do not smile, no matter what the idiotic photpographer asks you when creating your corpo headhsot.

Or, you know, let people do what they enjoy doing in photos.

like this 1900s dude https://nextshark.com/19th-century-photo-eating-rice

Re: Show HN: Professional headshots for remote team with AI

#120

At FeatureBase, we did a form with a few prompts building entries for everyone to fill out, which we then sent to Dalle2: https://www.featurebase.com/about More than a few of us didn't want our images on the Internet, so this was a good compromise.

It’s hilarious to me that the most absurd, standoutish picture is Jason, the only human team member.
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